KAB Gallery’s Artists

Andy Collis is an expressive painter and art academic. Internationally acclaimed for his contemporary Colour Layer series. 

Contemporary Australian landscape artist. Striving to evoke memory and emotion through intuitive layering and carving, evolving to become seductive and tactile works. Each piece, attempting to capture and honor the distinct textural attributes of the unique Australian landscape.

Born in Sydney in 1928, Blackman’s career in visual art began as a young illustrator with the Sydney Sun newspaper. He developed his skills with night classes in drawing and design.

A figurative painter, ceramic sculptor and potter. He began his career as a painter in 1957 with a series of symbolic paintings on Australian explorers.

Australian artist who specialises in miniature landscape oil paintings. An award winning artist throughout the 1950s, Lane has continued to be one of Australia’s favourite miniature artists.

Francis Giacco is a traditional portrait and interior painter.

Greg Jarmaine has spent almost forty years as a professional artist.
He paints with a modern impressionistic style, creating detailed paintings with swift brush strokes.

Jennifer Gabbay takes a surrealist approach to still life. Her distinct method of distortion creates vibrant images filled with movement and energy. 

John Earle is one of Australia’s most renowned landscape painters. He has been awarded the prestigious Elioth Gruner Prize for Landscape in 1980, has been a finalist in the Wynne Prize six times and travelled extensively for art residencies, research and commissions.

Kasey Sealey is one of Australia’s best known artists, the winner of numerous major awards, and a member of a revered artistic family.

The interior designer’s go-to and must-have artist for colour, texture and contemporary composition. Wyatt’s work is recognised and sought after for her lavish handling of oil paint, harmonious palette and beautiful compositions. 

Lauren Sansaricq (b. 1990) grew up in Columbia County, New York, where from an early age she was exposed to both the beauties of the Hudson Valley and a traditional approach to landscape painting. 

“For the last few years I’ve played around with vintage souvenir imagery. Postcards showing dolphin pools, Big Things, pale tourists getting burnt on the beach or exploring of the outback in slightly inappropriate skivvy ensembles are all grist for the mill.”

Nicole de Mestre is an Australian environmental artist. She creates an eclectic range of artistic works, all inspired by environmental concerns and linked through the use of locally-sourced recycled materials and found objects.

Patrick is a contemporary realist artist, constantly walking a fine line between the comfort of realism and the pulsating line and colour in an expressionist mode.

Smeeth was the winner of the 2017 Archibald Packing Room Prize, 2010 Mortimore Prize and the 2011 Sulman Prize at the Art Gallery of NSW. He is also a three time Archibald Prize finalist, four time Salon des Refusés (Wynne) Prize finalist, and three-time Doug Moran National Portrait Prize finalist.

Known for his traditional Australian scenes. Many of his works feature the older areas of Sydney.

Roland Wakelin had many influences on the Sydney art scene. He taught and exhibited extensively throughout his 50 year art career. Together with De Maistre and Cossington-Smith he is regarded as a founding member of the modern movement in Sydney. 

Salvador Dali is known for his technical skill as a painter and the shocking quality of his imagination. Dali created art as part of the Surrealist movement which began in the late 1930s.

Sarah Waghorn is both a traditional en plein air painter and studio artist. A lover of Australian flora.

Well-known Australian artist and one of our most awarded – The Sulman Prize and finalist twelve times, The Archibald Prize (6 times), two Travelling Scholarships, The Portia Geach Prize and many more.